Lecture

Mixing and Segregation in Chemical Reactors

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Description

This lecture covers the simultaneous mixing and chemical reaction, the effect of segregation on reactor performance, and the impact of segregation intensity on various reactions. It discusses macromixing, mesomixing, and micromixing, as well as the importance of micromixing in chemical reactors. The lecture also explores the concept of segregation in reactors, the quality of mixing based on characteristic times, and the conversion in fully segregated fluids for different reaction orders.

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